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Newspaper Page TextJ'VlMHiitry 12, 1013 1IKHALD ANIJ NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN KLamatk Genuity Gluiick Veiul a dr. kiiii will finish SERIES HERE 1 Dr. Kliiiiiiiiuiii, worUt-tuinous j HllilU'iil urchcoluKiNt, will bring ! tliu closliiK k'citiics of tlio cur ; runt iif.HttiiiKH ill tho Bumfiiy j lUTVlt'oii ill the Kliiinulh Toniiilo i church, 1(107 Pino direct. To ' InU'fi'Htcil miilletice Thui W-y Or. Kliiiiumiin iqiuko of Iho iiitclliiiis of uruheolftglaU In "Trulllng of tlio Exodus" from ' fcgypt to tlio Land of Prom- : Inc." Friday nlulit lie will spcuk ! on, "Daniel In tlio Lions' Don," when ha describes unearthing ; the don Into wlilch Daniel wm i thrown. At II it in. Suiidny, Dr. Kill' ; iinmiin will snvak on tlio iub Jecl, "Jesus On Trlul Todny," lit 7:U0 p. m., "King Tut and inn notation to the Bible." Dr. Klnniiman will 11 1 v o hl per sonal testimony of how 22 up cheoloulsts cntvrad the tomb of King Tutonkhnmcn In 1022. Uv In onu of the two living that survived tlio cursa. The pastor Mutes that tho present series of hpcciiil meetings liQ5 been one of tho most benef Iclul everxm dvrtnkvn by tlio locnl church. He y tlmt Dr. Klnnaman'i ministry has enriched the un- dt'rstiimling of tlio word of God the church, and hns reached T,ut to hundreds of families and homes. i Aliamont Community Presbyterian Church Meets at the Junior high nelioul at South Sixth and Sum merit Inn? ftov. Hugh T, Mitch- aimorc, pastor. Bible school,, 0:45 a. m. A. C, Olson, superintendent. Bring tha children mid come, provided you have no other church home, There lire Bible centered lei' sons for ail ages. Graded from primary to adults. Worship service, 11 t. m., special Lincoln tiny.. Honor Lin' coin and honor Lincoln's God As this I Seoul week wo will recognize both Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts who will take part In the service. We hope to Jjiive Scout Exocutivo Lamott With us. Music for this service will include, "Glory to God in Nature," Beethoven, to be play' ed by Harold Peyton as prol ude. Offertory "Faith of Our Fathers," Fobcr; "America the Beautiful," Bates; postludo, "God Bless America, Berlin, Mrs Kenton Knight, director of mu sic, Junior-Intermediate Christian Endeavor 4 o'clock at the manse, Stanley McCiellan, lead' er. Mrs, Hugh T, Mitchclmore, superintend!, ut. Senior-Young People'i Chris tian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m. at tho homo of Mr, and Mrs, A, C, Olson, supervisors. The Cuthcrino Bcattie mis sionary society will meet with Mrs. Arthur Denison, SOUS jioutli Sixth street, A special Woukor will be present from I'ortliind and show pictures of tho mission field. Please note that the data of tills meeting has been changed to Friday, February 10 at 10:30 a. m, . - First Baptist Church Eighth and Washington streets "Tne Church With a Mos- snge." Cecil C. Brown, pastor. Iicsidcnco 414 N. Eighth street. Phono 7430. ' Bible school at 8:45 a. m. Our Sunday school Is a friendly, hippy place for every member of the family to enjoy the fel lowship of tho word of God. Morning worship at 11 a. m. Sermon subject, ' "Voices From Glory." Tlio BTU meets at 8:30 p. m. iadth unions for all ages, A Qendid song service Is conduct ed by H. G, Shlrcy caclt'Sunday night at 7:30 o'clock. Tho pastor will spenk on the subject, "Why Will Yo Die?" Tho prayer mooting Is con ducted by the pastor each Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal Wednesday at 8:30 p. m. following tho prayer sorv leo. The Women's Missionary so ciety meets at the church Thurs day afternoon for luncheon and business meeting, - lludio broadcast each Sunduy morning, 8:16 to 8:48 o'clock. HORSES WANTED 2 work horses suitable for lumber operation, about rn bib, udoui xuuu pounas, contact a M. wanner. J Telephone 6141. Minister Rev, O. C. K.ll.r Klamath Temple Church located at 1007 High street. Rev. Daniel B. Andcr son, pustor, Phone 3874." Dr. J. O. Klnnomiin will give his closing lectures here. He Is a world lumous Blbllcul n relic ologlst, bringing a close to cur rent meetings of tho Sunduy services of tho Klamath Temple. To an Interested audience lust evening, Dr. Klnnaman spoke of the findings of archeologlxts In "Trailing of tho Exodus From Egypt to the Land of Promise." Friday evening his subject will be, "Daniel In' the Lion's Den," Saturday night, "The Cross, It's Origin and Ultimate Destiny." Subject at 11 a. m.. "Jesus on Trial Toduy." At 7:30 p. m "King Tut and His lie latlon to the Bible." Dr. Kln naman will give persoiiul testi mony. Sunduy school, 0:45 a, m, Mrs, Robert Mount, superin tendent. Ovcrcomcrs service, 6:30 p. m. Elderly Women's Missionary circle, at the church Wednesday, 10 a. m, Mrs, A. D, Smith, president. The mid-week prayer meet ing, Wednesday, 8 p. m. Choir practice, 7 p. m, ' The First Covenant Pastor R. E. Johnson. Located at 823 Wolnut avenue, Friday, at 7:45 p, m., the Ladles Aid 'will hold their on nuul birthday festival in the church. Tables will be decorat ed for the four seasons of the year, and the program will be In harmony with tha occasion. Our special speaker will be Major Curry. Our Sunday services will be as follows, Sunday school at 10 a. m, for all ages. Morning wor ship at 11 at m. Evening serv ice at 7:45 p. m. The postor brings the message at these services. The public is always welcome. Wednesday at 7:45 p. m., mid week fellowship. Friday, at 2 p. m., the Ladles Aid sewing circle will meet fur Red Cross and missionary work. The hostess will be Mrs. p. Dalum, Pilgrim Holiness Located at 2229 Wantland avenue, Rev, Sherman Moore, pastor. You will surely enjoy every part of our service. In our de partmentalized Sunday school there is a place for every mem ber of the family. A splendid orchestra enlivens both Sunday services. Worship at It a, m evangelistic service, 7:45 p. m. Junior league led by Mrs. Vir ginia Shearer, is lively, chil dren's meeting. There will be no prayer meeting Friday, the day having been set aside for fasting and prayer. Sunday, the church begins an evangelistic campaign with Rev, O. C, Keller of Salem, district superintendent. Ho will be as sisted by Rev, Ezra Cobb, sing er and Christian worker, Pasa dena, Calif. Tho closing date of the cam paign will b announced later. We are sure that all of the friends of the church will en joy these services with their truly spiritual messages. If you have not begun regular church attendance this Is a good time to begin It. We Invito you to make this your church home. Mt. Lakl Presbyterian Chureh Rev. Hush T. Mitchelmore. minister. Services at 9:45 a. m. The Junior sermon will be on "Strength in the Name of the' iiora. sermon subject, "Honor Lincoln, Honor Lincoln's God." Tlio Sunday school convenes at iu;io a. m. BBI. 0, C. KELLER TO START SERVICE Rev. O. C, Kclicr of Ktilem, Ore, auprriiitemleut of ilic Pa cific Northwest district, Pil grim Holiness church, will be gin mi evangeliotic campaign at the Kiimiatii Kails church Sun day, February 14. ,Rev. Keller lias years of ex perience in home missionary iialds and various purls of the country huve been enriched by his ministry. Working with tiie evungelist will be Rev, Ezra Cobb, singer and Christian worker, I'asudt-na, Calif, There will be services each night, the song servica beginning at 7:45 o'clock. The church is located at 2220 Wantland avenue. First Presbyterian Church The First Presbyterian chureh, located at North Sixth and Pine utreets, the Jt e v , Theodore Smith, pustor; Lillie E, Darby, choir director, and Mrs, Arthur Hull Denlson organist, holds Us morning worship at 11 o'clock. The organ prelude for the morning service Is "Reverie," by Lacey. "The Church's One Foundation" is the processional. In response to the pastoral greeting, the choir slugs Clerta han's "Grace and Peace," After tiie call to worship, choir and congregation unite in singing "The Doxology," and, alter the Lord's Prayer, "The Gloria Pntri," The choir call to prayer is "lleor Our Proyer, O Lord," In the morning prayer there is a period when nil quietly pray in silence . for the men in the service and 'ttfter this oil unite in singing "Our Fathers God to Thee, Author of Liberty." Tho choir offertory Is Schu mann's "We Give Thee But Thine Own," and the organ of fertory is "Berceuse," by Har ris, There are two special musi cal numbers. There will be a duet by Mrs. Bert C. Thomas and her daughter, Eleanor, "The Angel," by Rubinstein, The choir will slug ns the anthem, 'Nearer, My God, to Thee," by Salter, The pastor will speak on "Seeing the Lord's Christ." The service closes , with tlio benedic tion, the choir dismissal, "Three fold Amen," and the organ post lude, "Postludittm," by Armstrong,-- -' Tim evening worship at 7:30 o'clock opens with the organ prelude, "The Village Chapel," by Hopkins. The offertory is "Meditation," by Berwald, and tho postlude is "Postlude, by Mallard, The pustor will preach on "Leading in Loving Kind ness." Bible school, 9:45 a, m. In tho various departments there is a class lor every member of your family. Immediately pre ceding the opening of the school a group of teachers meet in the pastor's study for prayer for a blessing on the services of the day. This is held at 9:30 a. nt The three Christian Endeavor societies meet at 6:30 p. m. Ail young people, not attending elsewhere, are invited to these interesting meetings, St. Paul's Episcopal Eighth and Jefferson streets, Rev. Frederick C, Wisscnbach, rector. Sixth Sunday after Epiphany, . 8 a, ni. Celebration of Holy Communion. 9:45 a, m. Church school. 11 a. m. Morning prayer and third confirmation instruction. Wednesday, choir practice, 7:30 p. m, at the church. Wed- ncsday club, 8 p. m., parish hall, .Thursday, Women's auxiliary with Mrs, Lane Warren, 748 California avenue, 2 p. m. Par ish night, 8 p. m square dancing in the parish hall, Assembly of God Located at 748 Oak avenue. The Rev. A. Harold Persing, pastor, Rosidence, 844 Eldorado street. Phone 5735. Sunday school, 8:45 a, m,, Mrs, Al Kennerly, superinten dent. Morning worship, 11 o'clock. Evening service, Young People's meeting, 8:30 o'clock; evangelis tic service, 7:30 o clock. Mid-week services: Ladies Missionary society, Wednesday, 10 a. m homo of Mrs, Maxwell, 428 South Seventh street, Devo tional service, Thursday, 7:30 p, m,, at tho church. Friendly Helpfulness To Every Creed and Purs Ward's Klamath Funeral Home First Mathedist Church ' "In the heart of the city," at North Tenth and High streets, Rev, Victor Phillips, minister. Residence, 1005 High street, tele phone 3088, Director of music, Andrew Loney, Jr., accompanist, Mrs, E, S, Vesteh, Tho prelude will be, "Some times I Feel Like a Motherless Child," negro spiritual, by S, Coleridge-Taylor. Processional, "Holy, Holy, Holy," Special soloist will be Pat Brown, The offertory will be "An Der Weige," by Greig, The choir will sing the anthem, "O Bone Jcu," by Patestrlna. The min ister's sermon subject will be "The Man of the People," Chureh Sunday school will meet at 9:45 a, m. Don R, Drury Is the general superinten dent and Br Peter H, Rozendal acting superintendent. Graded lesson and trained teachers. New pupils admitted at any time, Methodist Youth Fellowship at 8:30 p, m, Dorothy Lauren son, president. All young people are cordially Invited. The Salvation Army 400 Klamath avenue. Major and Mrs. Curry will be in charge of the regular serv ices this coming Sunday, and they invite you to any or all of the following: Sunday, 10 a, m, Sunday school and Bible classes. It a, m, Holiness. "A Glor ious Doxology." 6:30 p. m. Young people's service, 7:30 p, m, Evangelistic serv ice, "The Darkness Deepens," Saturdays, Tuesdays, Thurs days, public services, 8 p, m, A hearty welcome awaits you at all of these gatherings. Come and sing the glorious Gospel songs that refresh and strength en. Come and meditate and pray so tht you may be able to face the tremendous problems of life these troublous days with faith and Christian fortitude. The Pelican City interdenom inational Sunday school. Sun day 2 p, m. He'd E I HUE TAKES POST HERE The Rev. Victor A, Schuize of Sunnyside, Wash,, has an nounced his acceptance of the pastorate of 'Li an Lutheran church, 1025 High street, and expects to begin his ministry in Klamath Falls on March 7, Prof, Carl F. Nitz, former pas tor of the congregation, will be in charge of the installation service, and will deliver the sermon. The new pastor Is a gradu ate of Concordia seminary, St, Louis, Mo,, the largest Protes tant Theological seminary In the world, and comes to Klam ath Falls after, approximately four years as pastor of the Lu theran church in Sunnyside. Community Congregational Located on Garden avenue be tween East Main and Martin streets. Rev. Eugene . Haynes, pastor. Here is a church with a warm friendliness, an intelli gent, yet deeply spiritual ap proach to the religious life of man. You will be welcome! Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, John J, Pasek, violinist, will give two solos during the morning worship service. He will play, "Adoration," by Borowski and Gounod's Ave Maria. "Making a Hard Life Easier," is the ser mon subject as Rev. Eugene V. Haynes speaks at this service. This is a practical application of Christian principles in daily liv ing. Church school meets at 9:45 a, m. Comrades of the Way meet at 8 p. m., with Gene Stivers lead ing the discussion period. The young adult fellowship meets for a politick supper at 8:45 p. m., In the community hall, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beland are hosts and Mr, and Mrs. Frank C. Thompson in charge of the program. be a "public enemy" in Axis-land! Sor Saml Wat. Tha Seoul j I , i ; WTy , i : -jj ScOUTTN'S is a world-wide movement but there ere no Boy Scouts in tny Axis country, Why? Perhaps it U bfcaiue Scouring teaches tolerance and human brotherhood! regardless of race or religion. Perhaps It U became Scouting is Broader than boundaries er politics. Perhaps it U because Scouring encour ages independence and self-reliance, instead of regimentation. At any rate, die finest possible tribute to the Boy Scouts h the fact that Adolf, Benito and Hirohilo are afraid of them! First Christian Church "The Downtown Church," Ar thur Charles Bates, minister. Lo cated at the corner of Ninth and Pine streets. Centrally located and easily reached. Worship here this Lord's day. The morning worship hour Is 11 o clock. It opens with Hie organ prelude, played by Mrs. Mary Hayden, Mrs. Vera How ard directs the choir. The open ing hymn, "Praise Him, Praise Him," Communion meditation, "Purer in Heart," which is fol lowed by the observance of the Lord's Supper, The special choir number is, "Christ Liyeth in Me." The minister will deliver his fourth message en the "At lantic Charter." This Sunday the topic is "Freedom of Speech." T. you heard the other three you will want to hear this last one of the series. Invitation hymn "Out of My Bondage." Benediction and the choir re sponse, "Hear Us, Heavenly Father." Postlude. The evening services begin with the Christian Endeavor meeting. The class In church history meets at the same hour, 8:30 p. m. This Sunday we study "Is Church Federal Union the Answer?" This is E, Stanley Jones' proposal for church un ion. You are Invited to study with us. Evangelistic service at 7:30 p. m. Song service will be led by Everett Esgate, There will be an evening communion serv ice. The minister will bring the evening message. Immanuel Baptist Chureh The church is located at the corner of North Eleventh and High streets. Rev. William B, Rice, pastor. Residence, 720 Jef ferson street. Phone 7400. C. E. Loggerwell, director of music. Sunday school, 9:45 a, m. A class for every age group and a staff of Bible teachers who are interested in your children. Our motto is, "Every child to Sun day school every Sunday," Mrs. J. D. O'Niel is superintendent. Tha spirit of Scooting is the spirit of America. The resdess, searchift'g spirit of a pioneer people. Free mea and women, working out their ewa live with their own hands and minds. Build, ing, inventing, improving. Taking the risks and enjoying the rewards. Battel ing the world as they better themselves. Out of this freedom of individual opportunity grew tha great Americas industries that are pouring out planes, tanks and ships today. Out of this freedom grew the electric companies under American business menu Morning worship, 11 m, m, Ws are expecting Rodney Britten this Sunday morning, Mr. Brit ten Is the director of Chrlstlas Education for the Oregoa Bap tist convention and we sssre1 that he will bring message of blessing and encouragement to us. We especially urge those who are members to be present Sunday t the II s etae hour. Evening, gospel hour, ?;30 p. m. A hi.t hour of staging and special music and a half hour message trom the Word of God Interest in this hoar to growing as well as attendance. We In vite you to be with as this Sun day evening. Orchestra practice, Sunday 8:45 to 7:18 p, m. Bring year; instrument and join oar orches- tra. Midweek service, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Prayer and BIWe study at the ehttrch. Come out this week and give tha-'-s to the Lord for the- way He has Messed our church in the past few weeks, We will continue stady In Bo-: mans vIH, Young people notice! Party at the chureh for junior high school and high school young folks Fri day, February 12 at 7:30 p, m, There will be no meeting on Sat urday night this week. Yes, you are right; this h the chureh where you ars always: welcome and your welcome holds out, If you are a stranger in the city or do not have a church home, we invite you to be at home with us to Om friend ly, BiWe-Iovtag church Caffiii ated with the Northers Baptist uonvenuon, Church of Christ (Downtown) All members and Wends are extended a special and cordial invitation to attend the down town Church of Christ Sunday I morning services; song service l 10 a, m,; Bible shady, classes, i 10:15 a. m,j sermon and war-1 ship, 11 a, nt,; communion, 11:45 i a. m.; evening services, 7:30 1 o'clock. Located In the KC hall : over the Rainbow theatre. management that are Asrm'ihmg far more power for war production than all the Axis countries combined. - TU$ freedom U worth f.him for. It challenges men's energy and Inge natty. It will crests cn excMsg new world when the peace b woa. t California Oregon Power Company m muxkm it wa isns u 2 ten Luthtrts Charsh 102S High street, In the afc. sence of pastor, the Sunday school to under the supervision of Bufua Baser. Classes ars con ducted every Sunday at 0.45 a, m,, with fiimsHdes on Bible stories. " Divine worship on Sunday will be under the leadership el Prof, F. Sylwester of Portland, who will also deliver the sermon. This Is the church of the Luth eran Hour. L::r-Dy Sainlt Latter-Bay Saints meetings are held In the city Horary club rooms en the corner of Fifth street and Klamath avenue, E, E. Burrows, branch president, phone 8203 er 8721, Sunday school meetings are held at 10 a. m,, with separa tion at 11:30 for priesthood, re lief society and primary class es. Sacrament service is held each Sunday evening at $ o'efock. Elders working to the Klam ath district may be reached at 03 North Ninth street. Phone 5428, or 4309 Hllyard street Sprsgus RiTsr Friends Chuxch Evert 3, Tuning, pastor. Sunday service Sunday school, 10 a, rn,; worship serv ice, 11 a. m, evangelistic serv ice, 7:30 p m, Wednesday, prayer and praise, service, 8 p. m. If you have no church noma we welcome you to worship with uj. Located la Spragua River, . (Additional Churches oa Page Nine) .PILES. SUCCESSFULLY TREATED wj Mis - mnuuiiw fts Lett ef Tienc OR, E, M, MARSHA 6 hers prists Pftu Kfe HP - E$urt Ttwcttt tftif. stamm Mr. and Mrs, A, A. Ward, Pelican Bay Lumber Co. Owners Wlllard Ward. Mar. 925 High Phone 3334 !